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failed to build: pull access denied for sammlerio/node #7
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Same issue here. Tried switching it to sammlerio/node-yarn, resulted in a crashing speedy container. |
I have a similar issue. I'm trying to build on a raspberry pi (3b+), and fixed most things up (essentially just the base container images). However, I tried switching to using 'node' as a base image for speedy. Container builds without errors, but when it's spun up, the node script bombs out as it cannot find the influx module. I'm suspecting something with yarn? |
OK, so I solved my problem.
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With regards to (2), this was the reason that the node module was missing at runtime and the reason that the container was stuck on a restart loop. The package is built as part of the container, however at runtime the mounted bind volume was replacing the directory containing the node modules with the mapped host directory, and this did not contain any modules. So maybe try removing these lines, then
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Cool, thanks! |
@danieldude15 I have a branch on my forked repo that may get you started a little more quickly https://github.com/iainp999/speedy/tree/rasbpi I had to manually configure the data source and dashboard, but I may upload the config files for those to that branch when I get 5 |
after running the "docker-compose up" command I get this error after a while
Step 1/10 : FROM sammlerio/node
ERROR: Service 'speedy' failed to build: pull access denied for sammlerio/node, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login'
not sure if its because im not using the -d flag is seems it does not exist.
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